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Gun Control Reform Activism

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8. Agreed: There's no way to ELIMINATE gun-related violence. Not all of it.

Thu Jul 24, 2014, 01:39 PM

Jul 2014

The programs outlined in Sancho's OP would dramatically reduce violence involving guns, and I think that is a worthwhile and realistic goal.

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It seems to me you are trying to come up with upaloopa Jul 2014 #1

Really? You don't think this would reduce gun violence? mcranor Jul 2014 #2

I think it would reduce gun violence.. Sancho Jul 2014 #3

These things won't eliminate gun violence any more than flamin lib Jul 2014 #4

I have a license, a Federal Firearms Curio and Relic license flamin lib Jul 2014 #6

Right now there are too many ways to avoid the NICS. Sancho Jul 2014 #7

Here's another example of people who shouldn't have guns.. Sancho Jul 2014 #9

BJS.gov Paper Code NCJ 241730- Firearm Violence 1993-2011 michaelhr Nov 2014 #11

Post removed Post removed Oct 2014 #10

Should muzzle loaders be licensed? jaystuw Nov 2014 #13

Good point jaystuw Nov 2014 #15

It's the same here in Florida... Sancho Nov 2014 #16